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(yes scores are silly but 7/10 is more silly)
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Given the public's general confusion about its meaning, I hereby propose all 7/10 scores are banned and to be replaced with either a 6/10 or a 8/10.
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Or ban scores
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I'm still hoping for relative scores. Five point system, where three is "as expected." Higher is better than expected with two steps, "better than expected" and "extremely good, exceeded expectations."
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My hope is for the A-F rating we have in school to get adopted as a review score, if any. Like, If this game was a student what grade would it get. I find it a lot more relatable.
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A-F is US though, Netherlands does 1-10, Germany does 6-1 I think?
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Get more decimal points in there. 7.6345 or 7.3401 Then at least we can compare the 7's against each other.
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This is why I like a 5 point rating system. I so often want to give a half a point but it feels like a compromise.
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11 years I’ve been reviewing games as part of my day job. I still have regular crises of scoring confidence. Because sometimes I can 8/10 love a 6/10 game. Or vice versa. A single number is often too linear for something as multifaceted as a video game!
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This is an important point, and it's kinda why I think scores are silly. There are plenty of really strange things I love that I know most people wouldn't. If I were a reviewer, should I score based on my feelings, or my expectation of the public's? And should that be disclosed?
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